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Monthly Archives: February 2011
It can be challenging to find something engaging for your team to do
Planning a corporate retreat presents some challenges, but where to go does not need to be one of them. N.E.A.T. is located on almost 13 acres in South Reno. We have 2 arenas and almost 3 acres of pasture to … Continue reading
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We all need enough sleep to function well
And research is now showing that kids with Asperger’s are most often not getting enough sleep. We need to do all we can to help our kids get what they need so that they can become their best selves. Our … Continue reading
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There is no standard profile for eating disorders
Eating disorders do not discriminate. Man or Woman. Any nationality. Any age group. Everyone has the potential for this deadly disorder. If you or someone you know is battling an eating disorder, seek help. We would be happy to talk … Continue reading
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One mom’s take on raising a teen with aspergers
We all face different challenges. Sometimes it’s nice to hear how someone else is doing. Sounds like this mom has a pretty good grasp of her situation…
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Phobia or OCD?
Both phobias and OCD can impact your life, but there are differences and this will effect how you address the issues. Work with horses can help in either situation. Call us and we will give you a tour of the … Continue reading
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The pluses of having a diagnosis
I know that most of us don’t like being labeled, so having a “diagnosis” may be something you have avoided. However, it can be a positive thing if a diagnosis means that you can stop fighting with the school about … Continue reading
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Adults dealing with ADHD need help too
Oh boy, do I relate! Even as an adult I don’t sit still well. My multi-tasking is really about getting bored quickly with almost anything that I’m doing. I always have the TV/radio on in the background. That’s one of … Continue reading
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“Social Stories” are a great way to teach
This is a nice information on how to create your own social stories for teaching social skills, daily living skills and behavioral management skills to kids on the spectrum. We work with children and teens on the spectrum. The horses … Continue reading
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There is hope for kids suffering from bullying
This piece on the evening news about a young man being bullied was very inspiring! We must watch for sign and be there for our kids/teens when they are dealing with this growing epidemic. Work with horses can help build … Continue reading
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Even when we do all that we can, it may not be enough
This article reminds us that sometimes things are truly beyond our control and no matter how hard we work, things will not always turn out as we wish. Not every child, even neurotypical ones, have the same potential. Not every … Continue reading
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